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Hi Rama, “In a typical use case the the resources needs to be created by client right?” I’m not sure, why this should be created by a client. Maybe, we first clarify the terms: -
a CoAP client is a CoAP peer, which sends requests -
a CoAP server is a CoAP peer, which receives a request and answers with a response. In many cases, a device is both, a CoAP client and a CoAP server. With the CoAP server the device exposes its resources. Therefore adding them at the CoAP server
(of the device) seems for me to be the typical case. Or what had you in mind, when you was asking the above question? “Let us say I have a temperature sensor and the value of the sensor needs to be updated/created in /<temperature_sensor>/<value>? Who is
responsible for creating this resource?” So the sensor is a “device”, which has a CoAP-Server, where the temperature resources is added. Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best regards Achim Kraus Bosch Software Innovations GmbH Communications (INST/ESY1) Stuttgarter Straße 130 71332 Waiblingen GERMANY Registered office: Berlin, Register court: Amtsgericht Charlottenburg, HRB 148411 B Executives: Dr.-Ing.
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Im Auftrag von Ramakrishnan Hi All, I am new to COAP, and have few basic questions. Can you please clarify? who creates the COAP resource? In all the examples the resources are created in the server and the client does CRUD operations. In a typical use case the the resources needs to be created by client right? I don't see a way to add the coap resource using client object. Let us say I have a temperature sensor and the value of the sensor needs to be updated/created in /<temperature_sensor>/<value>? Who is responsible for
creating this resource? I don't see any examples where the resources are created thanks Rama |